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• c,\'N• • 4 , a. c . 7 , ~• c). • •• :' , 4 • I • • :3• • •: . i7 . l?t,rj . 4. 11 ) 4) • ig s _1„„ t - A • \\t • , • „. • ./.00-) O f • - \r t'linz3l. Sir's NI 0 N D AY, J U RICE PF:tqC Y2O 8 r- • LY SEVENS. ,• Pester' _ Was With Alt! CISII GALLEILY, PALL-1.11.i.LL ~.. , . '.;,- '-• °PPICF, OF 011.0tVd.Vt'E, :1u1:} 7. 1818' 1 1 1 'file . 1. E , vr 1" s 0a TY 2V.1 .VC E do' hereby give Notice, s4 l3 , r "i s "is mill be,received at their (!ffice, in Pall-Mall, --roefore , 11 3 . e ,,I nesticl, the 22'1 Instant, front sneh Per to,,„ ... ea. ~,,,. r ._.. ZNIT... 7'Y .. "nottn g to ilndertake the Supply :cICOPPER . ' ' OS' AIITIC'iF,, for Service of this Department, for , I , 4 ,.. Pfl ' i 'd‘ Of three . Years, determinable' after the F...rpira --Q of the fl e ,,, y ra .„ ; . urbn Naii, e of three MonthS, at the ‘l' ' .sl.4li '''t of eithtr (-art,. '. 11 1) 1 1ter " of tit ‘ , ..,:,: e . ; es ma ,,, b e v i ewe d ! Ton app li cat iO n at ' , 7: inripat Stor: kiejier's Cflice in the Tower, and farther i,i e r, " l "t, together with - 'the 7'ernis and Conditions of P 0 61( '" ,- e; may - be knot"): at the 'Seer(ttzry's - Office, in s :"-.!full aforesaid; any Day between the hours of Ten 41 ' 'Pt'or o'CloLk, where the Proxisals Initst .be.difirered ! 5.. .-i i ', feci PP) and kenr.ed c ?;oposals fi.r Copper itiit) , ' AI , 7"" loft n 3 P: ; 6,lo.vat mars bi.'ad - ntitted atte) the said 22sf .', : tt l etile ' o ?' 7 '4elre ~ 'CUei ;it NO,YI of etc sante, tidy; tt , f'ither ii- "?' I "fdidei• be notiredi. ,unless the Party making. it, or Q" 4.,ent . itt kis behalf, ~i t°l l allrnd. ' atn SIVEWRIGHT, who were the first C 37 Contractors to reduce the price of a Ticket to 191 ins. and a Sixteenth to '47 Shillings, solicit the Commands of the Public in the present CAPITAL • LOn'ERY OF STERLING MERIr, At ,t heir'Old EStaolished Offices, schere 24,204, First f...3 , ),0000 ever drawn, y5,TiO, Last L 30,000 ever drawn, Were Sold and Shared. From thits experiencing the First and Last Smiles of For tune. in Lotteries containing,,Prizei of Thirty Thousand Pounds, may it nut l c oupresumingly augured, that the God desit' will select the Offices of J. and J. SIV.EWitIGHT fur the present Lottery ? . . Which, with only 8,000 Tickets, contains Prizes of ~a~~.-,~—...,....., 'THE FRENciI GALLERY, with SELECTION of tire mist celebrated WORKS of the ITALIAN, SPA NISH, 'FLEMISH, an'd DUTCH SCHOOLS, is OPEN every bay, from NINE. in the Morning until SIX in the Evening, and will be CLOSED on SATURDAY, the Bth of August 'next. (Froni'l The Morning Chronicle.") P er ; on „ PARIS, JULY 13 —The Cittv. i .i. :icy of the Princes, wa• at fits! .6gaided wit .11,lif terence by the inflepentlynt French, who are eqttAlly disgitsted with the. Intro-Royalists-and \ll:iiste- Admittance Is.—Catal9gues Is. . By Order, JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. MR. WEST'S EXHIBITION. rialits, begins to produce Paris a seri.nts sensa ;ion, since it bas been rePOrtd that toe King himself was not a stranger to this plot ')n an T • tIE GREA P T rC FURL DEATH on the PALE HORSE, CHRIST REJECTED, Si'. PETER'S HIIST SE:3ION, with seve.o PicTunEs and SKETCHES from other: scriptural S•iidects, are now EXHIBITING, umke the immediate Pdironar.c of bis RoyA Highness the PtiuCc , Regent, at No.ie, PA.:di-MA LI., nearCarltOn-House, every day from Ten tiii Fite. CH.-Is. SMART, Sec. 4 2,000 1,003 Sovereigns 500 L. 300, 209, &C. &c. tvjthout any fixed Prize whatever; and in addition to all the Prizes paid by Government, the Purchasers may receive GOLD fur the Two Prizes of 1,000 Sovereigns, with I'OItT, .CL ABET, at MADEIRA, lirtiNNY to t ,, c /known, of . a Million is ready £C& to advanced, upon 'Mortgage of Freehold Estates in Englaud,o , kir inn sties secured on Piopi rty in any part * Of th. United Kingdom, for which Iron lb to 12 years par giyer,i; also 'upon Lite Interest, .arising f ow Wills, Marriage Settlenien!s, Wiiliews' .tointures, Money lii lb,- Funds, Church-Livings, and upon eligible peronal secu rity; irs tbe purchase of Keversions and Post Obit Bonds. Ntitters of magnitude preferred, and promptitude mu: secrecy idvariably observed. Apply, personally, between Nine and Fire, or by Letter, to tile Director of the National hank, No. 8, Lower John street, Golden-square. b 0 7 ell a g , inOS‘ moulding to Four Pipes of Port or Madeira, or Four Hogs heads of Claret, for each - of the Prizes of One 'Thousand So ; vereigns, and in.,proportion for Shares.. The Wine to be chosen I.ky the Holders thentselrFs. ifSINS 4ni AtiGtisT. Urder a/ the Bkerrd, R. If. CRE,II; Secretary. TICKETS and Sfl i;E , ; are now no' Salo at the old esta. blisbe4 London Offices of J. and J. SIVEWRIGHT, b Y I or s e" 1; • • )01 7• 1, )r IJI y:lC° Cl* OCI t " tl 9 iJ' it'' W i ti o i t ( ffect) ,er ' !• 0 d; $5 ACP val e 31- I, l er t ' o• 0 1 ;. -0111, rr iet . : 14," b io 3v eff i ,tf rd'(" _ - i.., P lerr, IL I. ING-OFFi cE, .July 17, 191 4. 7 ' ,OE CO M MISS TO NE R,,' for VII.:ITUZL T.ING 2, 10 liis lth-iJ ESTY'S N. 11. 17 do 'heribe ere Notice, t e . on - .Frid a y, t h e 31st Instant,' they will be ready to re ef bitt T w enders in r;tin . , ( sea l e d up ), and treat for the supply 14 :at pßEsii BEEF mew he required for the use ,of his . 4 i j"lY'4 676 N and /-'easels at Leith, Leith Roads, and the .e , 1 (111 1 , 4 If E . di n 6 argh, for TU TiVe Calender Months, front the *-t. d ug - ust next. ~,,,,/i, Co nditions o f th e C ontract may be seen at the Seere . V/ '' ° Ace ; at this Office, or by applying si s •,1 • ` .-a i r st/is Customs at Leith. to the Collector ,V„,, s hall sc' '' ars will be had to any Tender in which the Price , I t ~ "Of iniertert in Words at len4kth, or-that shall no. deli' • +cl o th on the said .p,.. t ercel to the Board before • One. o qu it ~ the pi . .. n ~ a s e 31st I nstant ; nor unless the Person who makes . , th t , a r, or some Perso n un hi s &half, attends to answer 4: 4 'eatt ed f or. . 1,, 0(' -ell Vender must alsobe rteronteanteil by ex±,etter signed bu the due.per mu ..\,„ l'' ';y: °44tie P ersons, engagin,, , r to ',creme Sound with the 11 4,4, c . z, , foe: eiglerio lathe Penal burn V . -,--- • - , 6 ' .7- ‘ C q ‘ the C ontract. Ple?'(7,ll,l„r „vG. OF FTC E, July 17' . tBl 4. • I T „,, _,• ‘.0113, IS S 1 0 N - k V .S' f , ' Jr I - ICT U- 4 ' , LING ' ,- ii A , ii 2, 4, 1 „ , , ._ , 4 1./P.3;7'8 s ' fry do he, e . 4y ;rive ..V . ,,:ii.e, part t o 2•' ' .,, , t kelsth of Septefglier :text, tkey will be read,/ v 4 ont: t 7 - "der, „ er . h .,„- (,1,1 or), and treat for a •tt of IQ , - 1 z ' . • /1)0BK,..7(,)1 excee"ling th e 4„, 41 4%1E IRISH ple,Ei• ant 6e c t 6m-c ' g te n t 'flint: snnd Tierce's ./..,Cch.sleirai to 6e ,li 4 O t e . k ''- eq i4 . 14 enit ' eing - Sesser; one eighth part thereof to 1 hparts in tierce.s., Err th '4 llolf.-Puliclieons., six-eig.'t f,e,,e___,, iwo 4:4?eat•tiaing one-eighth part in . Barrels; to ' , (3 1 ;,::::::: 'kt/ Arajeo9l4 Viditallihg SIO7'CS itt Deptford, et '' . 13 6 c,,,,_. . Jniunth, and Cork, in reg,elar ProPartmns of each 'Pte,„ 0 t)n e. ,, ,. i Ca.;,4, by the periods under-ineniioned,viz. 0 , .. 1 '.'d hart of th e whot e 1 1 1 the 14th February, 181,, "'pa „ 11 . 4 loti - t More b n the 15th .April, ' *ti c , I, '"': reta„i„i„4. ~ k ii . ., part by Mc 31st :'Tru c e!, •d o ' l 'e - oaid ••• -s ' „ , , •/, e t Interest, .o rte/ tor on li,"es. pitymtze, wit ti, ast er _, , - : r4, gar,. 'll'Ye e()Uelii( "'s . of .' he rlnfracf.eifra fir sera at th e Serrr -414' 1 9ice ' a t CdS o,Fce ; or be app's/iii to 3 . 1 %• ').- i'J I, e; , i ' l l'ilie, .t; fort ent I . ‘ e Victualling at Cork ;/o the C '' l " *) !el r i t ,.. °P 144 Ala j eSt y'sCustotn., at Limerick, Relfa , l, Newry, ° e4e,. , afer -f°rd ; and to th e s„retarY to the iSitstmaste 2-- 4 d t. at but,t;,, re,t prefit , ell • ' .• 7 * l ., n t h i . 13 ,,, L ( Yr , Fla less einantity than Fit? Llandre.d Tierce; 4 1;,:!!ed.' ail ell u , ali., d 7'irrcts of Pork, will , b . e _ a 'I, e",ce;/,: i ",• -wilt recard be /,,,,,1 to ,„,,in Wier in wawa t.i i 4 . 0.4.,, e. : • ow he iosei . ted in words at le il.r;th, pr that .slta . ll , 110 ..3),. ( I ke , s t €0 the Board befo , -e r),,e ~' C tack on the said Ito s ';' , .- . 7.14 'fri . 'e I .Tsar no/ess tio Person who 4 4 4 .4 ,'''' o er e4 h , t: - I, ;e,':„.":l2.edPo j .;,. .:;vier neat , Pe.e 507 . 1 011 1 1 ;is . 'behalf, (Meads to ft 14 '0 ( . 1 c "'Ter ntust be act•ompanied be a Letter sigued 14 l'ort;;Pt:os/ible PersOns, ensraz, - rin A , to become bou_itil li wz . ." / i t s our 4 .".• e r'n, in he enal Sant per uet . ' Jot' the due performance of the Contract. • ' ..,, I,.re requested to direct the attention of 4i..- -v 44 3 .;'?"% afflicted with Mental or Bodily Decay, tit4trati n",bility, Inward Wastin ,, i, Loss of Appetite, In i'lLl,,dt%; .I ? k e l l 'ession of Spirits . , Tr ' enilding or Shaking of the .44 !(.,1? 1 ,i' L ltic and snip other kind of EruptiTi, Asthma s, ,Iti,",, itTlts, Seminal Meal rtes, Pains In the I.,!rs . i .), tql'it.laintil. !,,,nsninptive Habits, surd all constitutiona l tIit,OIAL I„'infltediately to !stake trbtl of tls tr ,.( , .:elebr_atlyt 4(41,,.1.: REc•-,11,M erf ItAKASIRI, or NATUR!:• S IM'At'- ,Mti ll ,etaii i I()RATIVE, as prepared and soh), WhOlesalc , 4 tu• - kW 1 c• i JORD 1N %1 I) • t the EAST I,t)NDON *I . - EST . - ' •' . ' •• 1 Street It i 4 t..Q, ' fIIII.IsiINIENT, Ni. N 7, Ca"nut • Pow ' lIII I , e "'e s iti the East, odon tlot:44lß rsallY aekt:,,,wlettged t,, b e the most agreeable and i t , t :etf. itttsit!srative in all the %hove Colnl , toints 1°'"": dis co.l' tl tt '4 '' RN' ' , , , 11s the bl , s , ed, e' o.', the illoSi. vitslent pains ill I"). iliq,°n'aeh, all(' remotes . 0-ink • ably '4iii '' '' ' s ibl ' f I I kr eloquence to perspirat pin. It ~,NI N,, t , , t .or ,isliv,uage to t x press, t , . i•- orlt i , ( As e i t , ',!. s the e;.l ac of this wonderful - anti ineomp . a 1 1 Nti, t ° th,-, aged estorio,, health to the - artlicted, and giving ahav:,.fttr-i.. Tiii iiTgaliClS it Iva. been restored to joerfe . ct : tlit'''te ti , 14 ,"'llie; been s o redoes by different diseas t es_ s a o s _,itNlA:,l4,o:hll,l,tvil of, opt only by their faitiilit s, bu al n 11,4trilap7,0. , 1 1 1 at zett‘tatits. • " 5 t e f 4 ,tw o P 11,tpiesit. uf tio• Proprietor, in bottles, ~ • otti e ,Ily ,(Inantities in one 'Os each, or four quanes in bt . 9 ll l7,, s4 re ' E l t . it f " , 335. dui ' y ' inc . lu ' ded, by which one 1 ls. t bad -41. i iistal / N t 'rt)h ili at 1 1;t ' e Med icine will keep in all clinsate . s,.ar , ftlin , y th'Altrl ;ti vi4 v and tine,'., Fl • t nmt . kct : Lade ss - 6, , , iro , , / .1 ,.. le - , _ , , ~.. It 4n di t ?I'llit'. '"l' -i's, 101, :•ti and CT. Molar& e, to., tlall t , 't a, ~ ',.5(3, Picesolill • • a aces 135, Oxford-street; / y 11.)441; 41:,‘,1°1;, (.),:_,Fiwil-yir.).:t ; 'T..ggr's, IP,. i llk !,(,. I tuft y iiiine most rtisp r etahle. Metheme Middle Row, 141;1° tii," l " , a4i,„r l ßm . :venders in li lt etli• l it thlie ,; .I's th l s .general-oppe . rttinit) , of ars i n i o .. t , tn e c .; 14. 1 , no„ t r'tst 1,„, t i , . ,, t , lir still devotes his stud} exel .A . , I ) ._ of /n asal (.'04,,, kolar cotw.iaints, as a regular Nit:usher d t hy.h f .'we l . l ,,, t ltr e f ‘ i e "f Ph ysiiatis—l i e tstrers a speedy “ri 'fl',„ - *:' 1i,!,, '"litt 4. 1 tv,.ry class of nervous telaxatioo ; . (liras . es tittisq l , 4114 ,''"Oltitz, or of the nloS . I• lllVeterate•lilf , ll!, ale , f,,,„ir• (.3.1.%1.11-e,l:llPet,' I. mode of treatment, speedily ant ~,,,,ttii,,, ) 4, til, Ln ~, . le, ts,.:`'"ls•,' ' the ti , i l be consulted liy all ranks of pep!! , 1„ 14 '. ; t ' - i ': t iOal I.,:: t r , ll l i; l ‘'. till :sine its the evening, attlI t e l l;• , 1 ‘ , ,ll!: th , :'', ' ''" , vr‘,„ l ' l ' 1 l h'i , No. 7, Cannon-sit ce - E % L . i..' • , :'"Th i,, ,-"t"at! ruin d ike ,'S t. Georges in the st. -;.• . '•,-!' ' ''. cf,totti y, itailo,ir g a Bank note, 05111 be ''''''' '' '' .4 Vue titcessa'rs".lKdic:ite sent to all parts of This Day was published, price 10s. TVATURE'S poucy tor MAN and NA TIONS, or the immediate mt.ans of advancing our Apiculture, Arts, Manufactures, arid Commerce to their destined perfection, of removing our burdens and grievances, and rectifying our affairs, and of introducing an actual new Era of national or universal opulence and ,abundance, of parental and true Royal and Representative Governments, of individual happiness, virtue, and proAPerity,•of religious, social, and political union arid perfection, and perataneut peace and goodwill on Earth. . . By GEORGE EDWARDS, Esq. M. M Published by Sherwood, Neely, and Junes, Paternoster Row. Of whom may be , had, by the same Author, price 3s. A Short View, with ad.litions, of the . Work .entitled Nature's Policy , for Man and Nations, explaining to all ranks the happy Era this Discovery consiittitcs, and enabling them without:trouble to effect tke immediate and loyal introduction of the high fortune, and redress from burdens and grievances, therein provided for them by the Author of Nature, . ust published, In 3 vols. price.2l. 12s. 6d. hon:ds, CiItEEK bsTAM I , ,NT ; a New Etli, • AL • tion—CoUtailiing- copious Notes from Hardy, Itapliel, Sehleuitner.,. Roseuthuller, &c in familiar Latin ; to get het with parallel Pitssa;:cs :row tit t_ lassies, and %vitt' re teroices to Vigertis for andßos for Ellipses. . . , De lle° kditiou, being - the only one edited (and intended• fur the use of the Student in Divinity as welt the Library), By the Ike. E. VALPY, 8.D.. . . 51aster of the Nol with School, and Chaplain to the Bishop of • Norwlch. • A few Copies, large piper, pric e 41. . . . . . Printed by A. J. Vacpy, and saki by Longman and Co.; Baldwn, and Co.; and all (Ain't. liauLsaurs. Also, The riftEEr. SEPTUAGEVI', with the Apocrypha; from the Test . of Bos. Price IL Ss. printed handsomely iu 1 vol. octi,vo, for use in Churches and Chapels, as well as the Li brary. Same Size as t 6,,, l cr esta.ment. • ELFGANTUE LATINA'. t or' Pules and Exercises i!lus stritive of elegant Latin Style. Price 4s. 6d. Atii . Edition. VIRGIL, with English Notes at the end. Ori g inal, and selected front the . Deiphin and o the r Editi ons . No luter pretatio. Price 7s. Gd. ()Lund, !Saw. No. 11, Holtoorn; 1141, Oxford Street; 37, Cornhill ; 3K, Haymarket ; Who Shared and Sold lift rie .. l,3st , Lottery FOUR CAPITAL PRIZES. From the LONDOV G kZETTE, JULY 18 MILITARy pitomovoNs. Irar-gifice,Juk 18. BREVET.—To have the Rank of Major on the Continent ol Europe only.—Captain the Hon. Augustus Curzo), 2811 Light Dragoons—Captain Sir Archibald J. Murray, Bart, 3d Foot Guards. Commissions signed by the Vice-Lieutenant of the County of Sussex. Sussex Militia.—Lieutenant Charles Brown, half-pay 98th Regiment. to be Ensign., Western Regiment of Sussex Local Militia.--The Right lion. Henry Hall, Viscount Gage, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Goble, deceased. Foreign-0./ee,./n/f/ 18, 1818. . . His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been plenseil in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to appani Charles Dawson, Esq. to he his Majesty's Consul for the Pro, duces of Biscay aad Gniptisc,Kt. His RoYal Highness the Prince Regent has also been pleas. ed, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to ai,prort of Mr. Joseph Vi4le, as Vice-Consul at Giuraltar, for his Ma , jesty the King of the Twu ) BANti,RUPTCY SUPERSEDED. J.. Brown, ck . BANKRUPTS. J. C. Cleg'z, Nluncliester . , 11mi - ter-merchant, July 31, August 1, • and 29, at ten, at:the Bridg•ewater Arms Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Messrs. Hurd and Johnson, Teuntle. S. Tityloc, Liverpool, ehytnist and druggist, August 7, 12, and • 29, at the Ge , rge Inn, Date-street, Liverpool, at one. At t or , Nlessrs. Blackstuck and Bunce, King's 'Bench- Walk, Temple. . . W. Lippeat, •Kinieot, Somersetshire, tallow-chandler, July 29, 30, and August. 29, at the Full 'Mntii Inn and Tavern, in Old ridge street, )lath, at one. Attorney,' Mr. High mo,tr. Scott's--) - neu, I u ndm i „ Cuniiffc, Ast ley, Lancashire, shopkeeper, at the Eagle and Child Inn, Wig n, August 10, at five, 11, at ten, and 29, at tWelve.• Attorney, Mr. H. Ciaskeil, Wigan T. .West, Manchester, joiner, at the Spread Eagle Inn, in Hanging Ditch, :Manchester, Angst 3,4, and 29, at tell. Attornirs, Messrs. Appleby and Sergeant, Gray's-Inn. W. Dawson, Wetherhy, Yorkshire, Nuke, per, at the Sessions. : House, Leeds, August 3, at thw Angel Inn, in IVitherby, August 21 and 99, at eleven each day. Attorney, Mr. Lake, Dose ate-Hill. M. B.iron, Coleford, Gloucestershire, scrivener, at the Rtmi mer Tavern, Bristol, August 3,4,. and 29, at twelve. At tornies, Messrs. Adlitigton and Gregory, Bedford-row. J. Ford, Bidborougli-street, Burton Crescent, Middlesex, builder, at Guildhall, July 21. August. 1 and 29, at one. Attorney, Mr. Henry Cope, Wasun-slrect, Gray's Inn ! lane. S. A. Wheeler, Birmingham, merchant, at the Royal Hotel, iw Temple-row, Birmingham July 30, 31, and August 29, at four. Attorney, Mr. William Tooke, Holborn-court, Gray's Inn. J. Ashworth, Manchester, grocer, at the Eeorge Inn, Man chester, August 3,4, and 29, at two. Attorney, Mr. Ma kinson, Temple. T. Philipps, Haking, Pembrokeshire, merchant, at the Castle Inn, Haverfordwest, July 24, 23, at twelve and Au gust 29, at one. -Attoruies, Messrs. Slade arid Jones, t ray's- I nil. J. W. Pearson, Grriat Marlborough-street, Middlesex, dentist, at Guildhall, Jrfly it, 28, and August 29, at ten. Attor nicsi'Messrs. Dijvies and Son, Lothbury. J. Jones, Cambridge, cabinet-maker, at the Red Lion Inn, ambridge, August 17, IS, and 29, at eleven. Attornies, Messrs. Tuune and Mill, Bedford-row. DIVIDENDS. Aug. 8. G.. Williams, Church-row, Limehouse, dealer Aug. 8. T. Ashby, Gough-square, faocy feather-manufac turer—Aug. 8. S. Halerow, Trafalgar-square, Stepney, ma riner—Aug. 10, J. Brooke, Birsial, Yorkshire, oil-manufac turer—Aug. 10, W. Willis, 'Leeds, merchant =- Aug. 12, Jas. Cole, Plymouth, rope-maker—Aug. t, P. Thomas, .atfield street, Surrey, smith—Aug. 15, G. Russell, Birmingham, merchant.—Nept. S, Jacob Ridley, Lancashire, Merchant— Aug. 13, J Kirkpatrick, Liverpool, merchant—Aug. 12, T. B. Johlison, Liverpool, printer—Anx,. to, N. Everett, Long bridge Dcverell, Wiltshire, clothier—Aug. 8, E. Wilciyeks, Alderszate-street, American merchant.—,Aug.S, .1. Fair lanth, Wynyatt-street, Goswell-street-road, Wrsian-thanufac turer—Aug. I. J, Jump and T. Hargroves, Fore street, hat manufacturers—A tig. 11, A. K; Mackenzie and E Abbott, Atnitin-friars, merchants—Aug.. 8, A. Bruce, J. Brown, Wm! G. Scott, London, army-clothiers—Aug. 11, Jas. Hamilton and W. Turkington, Finch-lane, merchants—Ang. I, G. Robinson and S. Robins-on, Paternoster-row, booksellers— Aug I, .1. Raise and B. Shout, Phainix Brewery, Bagnigge- Wells, brewers—Ant t. 8, Jas. Pigrai»,'llaribani, Essex, shop keeper—Aug. I I, G. Bradley, Floundsditch, iron-founder— Oct. 17, S. Clark, Trish, Hertfordshire, baker—Ang. 8, G. De .Nlautry Crespin, Wigmore-street, wine-merchant. CERTIFICATES—AuGusT 8. W. Lawrence, Grapes Public-house, Oki-street-road, vic tualler—W. Fran!. Painswick, Gloucestershire, cattle and corn dealer—W. Moore, Sowerny, Yolkshire, cktli-nranufac turer---4. Houton, tipholland, Lancashire, cotton-aianufac turer—B. Barber, Bradwell, Derbyshire, lead-merchant—tL Senior, Bi'isfol, clothier—R. BoycotL jun. Newport, Shr •p -shire, butcher—W. Nuns, Allerton, Bywater, Yorlishire, roper—J. Carmichael, Little Russell-street, Covent-garden, baker—E. Nicoll, Hemel Heinp , tead, Hertfordshire, wine and brandy-inerchaht—D. Banish, 11011,145-ditch, apothecary— T. Sintotuiss,. Birmingham, cle..llct —J. S. Asia-, Messina, Sicily,. Meta-ilia. ATLAS. ASSURANCE COMPANY OF LONDON. pERSUNS assuring with this Company, :is well against Fire as upon Lives, will periodically enjoy p,irticipation in the Profits, after a moderate deduction for the expellees. of management, - and compensation for the guarantee Capital of the. Co►npany. LIFE OFFICE. On a!I Policies for Inni. and upwards, made for the whole term of life, the Assured at the expiration of every seventh year, have an addition of profit, to be then ascertain• ed upon principles of correct t.-alculation t the amount of such PrOfit.may be appl4l.l 01 either of. the following ways, at_the option of the person assured, viz. Ist. By ,nsahini;Lan addition'-to the suns specified in the Policy, payable at the death of the party, as till lately practised at the Equitable Lite Assurance Office. 2d.. By applying the auiwint in -reduction of the 'annual premium. By redet ming the future payments of premitmi. The Tables of rates of premium are tit , • smile as those in :use at. thr..Equitable Office, with the other adetratages now offered-by this Office to tne Tables of Rates are also framed, accordtog to which, Persons may assure a sum certain tor the whOle term Of life, 'by - paying au increased pretbinm tar a fixed ininilicrof years, only, and be free from .ail further paymetit thereafter. 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His age'and his infirmities will not allow him to live loßg, and the peaceable habits which he contracted hile in a private life, make hint often wish for the pleasures of retirement. He would have no Objection to abdicate in favour of his Brother, in order to se col e for him the 1 prune before the 'departure of the foreign troops, and before any accident dis turbs the, good understanding of the prit;ci pal Courts, and thereby presents favourable chances to the enemies of-, HS dynasty But this Monarch, who has gradually rende'red him self the slave of his Minis'ters, dares not openly declare his wishes. lie would not b e it is said, to have the : appearance of being forced (0 this step; and it is confidently reported that, he had certain ttnowledge of t he COnspiracy,but that he delayed declaring himself mud hr should he Weed trom . his Overseers. . What seems beyond doubt is. that a great man, who for ttirt e.years has in some measure held the destiny of France in his nands, and who affects on-every occasion to ridi cule the soi disant Constitutionalists, was not a stranger to the audacious attempt w kith was to have been made—an attempt which to some seems only deferred, white o t hers alw,ays affect to doubt'of its-existence, and persist in calling it a conspiracy a la Fondle. This F,uche (noble defruqui), Grief of the Police under Robespierre, under the Direc tory, and even under Buonaparte, was in France the inventor of the infernal system of exci by his agents, plans of commotion aid conspiracy, in order to pry into tire secret dispositions of per sons, and then craftily betray them by traitors of their own party. But in the present case, the opinion most generally supported is, that the con spiracy is real, and involves considerations of the highest import ,nce." ANOTHER AFFRAY AT PARTS: Tl , c following- Letter from Fiance details the particular, of another-Fracas in the French C,ipi tal " PARIS, JULY 14.—A serious afft ay took place here a very few days ago, between thrue English Gentlemen and two French Officers of the King's guard. lam happy, however, to say, that it ended witi:out bloodshed, although with much abuse on both sides. The particulars that have come to my knowledge are-these, Captain Vats. treallier, a French Officer, was paying his ad dresses to' a' young Lady of respectability in am English family resident in this city, where Messrs. 11—, ll—, and A— visited. Captain V-- be gin to be jealous of certain attentions he fan cied that Mr. H-- was paying to Miss L--: at first, it is said, that Captain V-- remon strated, but whether the tact was that the Lady preferred her countryman, it is certain that she pretendtd to resent his suspicions conduct, and in return appeared to give some encouragement to .them, by receiving Mr. LI-- with more than ordinary civility. The French officer coald not endure the slight, but waited an opportunity (in company with a ft iend, also in the army), of in 4ultine, Mr. This he did on the Botile vat:if, near the Rue de la Pair, by Trampling on is toes Mr [l 7 -- was in company will, ti, friends I)-- and A- 7 - and immediately struck his att. , . la :4 onist, who returned the blow with a slit k : he was supported by his companion, hut the Eng lish ‘vvre soon victorious. The consequences nave been tt . at Capt. Vautreullier sent a chal lenge to Mr. and his two friends, and_ , , neeting was accordingly appointed. Three duels were fought by the - French Officer with Messrs. and A--, but rie did not suc— ceed iu wounding any of them, nor w-as he him self hurt, although a part of the feather of his cap was shot away hv the bi.l) of Mr. UNIVERSITY IN I ELLIGENCE. OXFORD, 'JULY l i..—On Saturday, the last day of A6t Term, the Bev. John Kindon Cleeve, M. A. of l;:►liol College; kind Rector of St. George,, in the city of Exeter, was iiolmitte►l Bachelor and Doctor in Divinity, Grand Couipounder.—The Rev. Hugh Ste Pens, 21. A. 01 . Jesus College, was. admitted Bachelor in Divinity.—And Mr. Richard Davies, of Oriel College, was adrnitte:i. Bachelor of Arts.—The.wh,;le number of Degrees in AerTertn was—five D. D.--rwo D. C. L two D• r4.-..—ten B. D:--fifir-seen M. A.—sixty. ; seven 8. - A.—Matriculations, seventy-six.